Blackburn HallMain Stage Jan 11 – Feb 4, 2012 Comedy by Ron Hutchison In 1939, producer David O. Selznick is faced with a dilemma: the script for his next epic film Gone with the Wind just doesn't work. Calling in the aid of legendary screenwriter Ben Hecht and director Victor Fleming, Selznick sets the trio to work on a marathon re-writing session. Other Production Coming To
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Tobye StudioStudio Theatre
Feb 1. –25, 2012 Pulitzer drama by John Patrick Shanley Doubt, a parable pits Sister Aloysius Beauvier against Father Flynn as she attempts to protect the students of St. Anthony’s Catholic school from happenings that may or may not be what they appear. Or, does Sister Aloysius have another agenda? You decide. Views of Tobye Studio 
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Play ReadingsSunday Feb. 19 2012 "Airfield" by Bob Tucker Fred and Lucy seem to have stumbled onto a real fly-by-night outfit when they signed up with Young Yettie Airways to fly to Barcelona. No hospitality, no departure lounge, not even any seats, and now there are delays and they might have to fly via Dublin...or is there something else afoot?
"4 a.m.: Open All Night" by Bob Krakower It's almost 4 a.m., and three people are in an all-night diner. Jim (the cook) talks with a customer while a third man drinks coffee a few stools away. The talkative guy feels constricted by his girlfriend, who doesn't understand why he'd get up, get dressed, and head for the diner in the middle of the night. As he talks, a woman walks in, and they exchange glances. Will it come to more than that, will he say hi, will she smile in response, will she initiate a conversation? With Jim and the other customer urging the talkative guy to speak to the woman, he screws his courage to the sticking place as the clock ticks.
"The Ryan Interview" by Arthur Miller Young big-city journalist Fredericka Rose is assigned to do a "puff piece" on Bob Ryan on the eve of his 100th birthday. Fredericka goes through the motions, but Ryan gradually gets to her, and changes the way she thinks about her life.
Sunday April 1 2012 "The Golf Ball" by Frank D. Gilroy A group of wealthy retired men have little to do except play golf and worry about their standing among their wealthy, golf-obsessed neighbors. One of these men is George so bored with the routine that he fantasizes about committing crimes but pathetically settles for the challenge of playing 18 holes without losing his golf ball.
"The First Fireworks" by Alex Broun Every New Year's Eve for the last twenty years Dawn has brought her daughter Helen to their own secret place high on a hill to watch the midnight fireworks. But tonight is the last time they will come. It is time for mother and daughter to say goodbye.
"Chemistry Lessons" by George Freek A Chemistry teacher is having trouble coming to terms with his impending matrimony, when he's suddenly swept into the middle of another couple's marriage problems. Once he's proved he's not having an affair with the wife or the daughter, he still has his own fiancée to sort out.
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Ticket Information
Our Wednesday through Saturday performances usually start at 8 PM.
Sunday Matinees usually begin at 2 PM.
Tickets may be purchased by calling our box office at 263-7990 or online.
Children 18 years old or younger may obtain tickets for $10.00. Please call our Box Office at 239-263-7990 to purchase these tickets.
